Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-02-02


MANASSAS PaSoE,N,.-Day and evening.
H,RRIS,-"The Planters Wife,
HERSANS.-VaTiety-
DINE NCSEUM.-'Cinderella-"
Condensed Locals.
The services of the Publication, or 'icandiemaS
day. took place this morning in the Catholic
churches. and candies We're blessed for church use
\ team OF horses driven by a man named Ed
ward Blake ran away last night from the corner
OF 14th and b streets. and. coliiding with Tree,
one OF the horses broke its leg. The injured ami
NAL was shot.
VIM. White an enplOye OF the Baltimore and
Potomac railroad. While coupling freight cars last
night had his right hand badly mashed. He was
removed 10 MS house, 1917 south Carolina avenue
southeast.
y bail and supper given at Abner's hall last
Right by ;ha Ladies Aid society on behalf OF the
German orphan lsy lCm was :. pronounced success.
over 800 tickets We're sold by the mem berS OF
the Or1ndnage association. The floor committee
comprised Henri NeS, j. j. Appicn. E. w. Koch,
+. GieSeking, +. VOgI, &. Lavean and Geo. Brett
barth.
supreme Council Federal Essences has elected
the following officers Tor the ensuing Essences year:
Charles A. Barker, trustee Of trusts; James II.
BllshDy, trustee OF fund: George Topham, trustee
o. accounts; 1nonaS c. Lewis. trustee or records;
DIT T. Frank Gibbs, trustee of numbers.
Paul and Albina Helimuth, OF G street north
east. were born both on the Isl day OF February,
1S4s. IN Baden. They We're married in this coun-
Try. and celebrated yesterday their fortieth BIRTH
day.
dispatch from Richmond saws there is no prob
ability OF the removal OF the Richmond and DAN
Vile railroad Offices from this city 10 Virginia's
capital soon
contract with Mr. e kurtz johnson by which
they agree 10 sell to him for the next six years
their entire output or coke, which amounts to
from 100000 70 1000 900 bushels
Prom Brentano's We have the London Illustrated
News and Graphic for January 81.
Mr.. Edmund Burke. OF Alexandria, Va, appeared
In The Police Court to-day counsel IN the case Of
William H. Walker colored. charged With writing
policy. IL came cut In evidence that the defend.
nrIn. and ne was hned SO
The Washington National Base Bah club has
placed on recor0 the certificate Of the election OF
Robert C. Hewitt X. ~ Cronin. +. ID. Downing, w.
7. Hewitt, Wilfred F. Boushton, Michael b. Scan
lon ana Luther f. Burkef as directors and OF X. C.
Hewitt president ana Walter f. Hewitt secretary
and treasurer.
The International Medical Congress.
TRIKTy-FIvE THOUSAND DOLLARS TO ENTERTAIN THE
GUESTS OF THE NATION.
In the Senate yesterday, the sundry civil bill
being under consideration, Mr. Frye Offered an
amendment appropriating $4,000 for the enter
talnment OF The International Medical congress In
this city next fall.
Mr. Plumb moved TO reduce the amount TO
$4,000, saving that II was only for lunketing pur-
poses. and that ought 70 be Sufficient.
DR. EyartS ilatie an argument In support OF Mr.
FryeS proposition ard III condemnation of any
tlsparagement OF the Medical congress.
Mr.. Piumo'S amendment was rejected. and he
then offered another, which was adopted. proy1d-
Ing that no part OF the appropriation should be
except on vouchers 10 be approved by Tue Secre-
tary Of the Interior
With this restriction Mr.. Frye's amendment was
adopted.
ON motion OF Mr. Morgan, an amendment was
adopted 1asiructing the secretary OF the Treasury
10 submit 10 Congress next session estimates Of
expenses for establishing permanent party on
the coast OF Alaska for the survey OF the BAYS In
lets and principal rivers on that coast.
Before disposing OF The bill the Senate adjourned
The .CLERKs' PKEss.~-A number OF clerks met
II IN
lug an eignt-page paper every Saturday to be
caied the Clerks Press stock was fixed at $ per
share, and over One-hair was subscribed Another
meeting will De held TO make further arrangements
me object Is 20 get money enough To run the
paper Tor one year as an experiment. A reading
Rom for clerks Is 10 be fitted up Ia connection with
The editorial quarters and all the commercial ex-
changes are To be put on file Tor the benefit Of
eIeraS and merchants.
Two BCRGLARs IN EAST WAsHINGroN-Last night
between q and 9 O'Clock the residence III Mrs
SchwakOn. No. IO4 Z street southeast was visited
W supposed professional burglar VINO forced the
'front.' door open ana escaped with $40 worth OF
1eweIrJ. sometime before IL O'Clock he residence
oi Mr. Robert j. Lei,ch, No. I24 9TH street south
est, was also visited and the rear door was forced
and about 500 worth of jeweiry was carried of.
Miss Mary A. McGraw, OF No. lib ID street north
west. reports stolen from her house since SATURDAY
Two gold watches worth SEQ a gold chain worth
Sn ana diamond ring and revolver worth s43.
HELD on A CHARGE OF HoUsEBRE AKISa.-George
tartcf, the Young coiotesi man who was arrested
bS OfflcerS Daley and Riley on charge of rohhinO
ire show window at Edward 5. Hartogensis' store
ony. Tn street. was arraigned in the Police Court
to-day On charge OF HOUSEKEEPING In the night
lime. and he pleaded guilty. The case was sent to
1led against the small white boys arrested in con-
necu0n with the case, and they will be used as
Witnesses
TIE JUDGE GIVES HER ANOTHER CHAHCR-This
n .h foss S oS S Jane
alley southwest, was charged the oath OF OiiceI
ConSeatlne with cursing and swearing. The of1ceI
the defendants rve children. the youngest one i've
months old. lying on the floor under the stove In
which there was no IRE. Witness said the woman
would not take care OF the children and he was
going 70 send Ofiicer ONeill TO the house to loOI
s,ssr them, The ,udgs sad he though, he would
ed up 10 the bar and the Judge said: 1T appears
that you have been indulging In good deal OF In.
chance III You don't stop drinking and take care
W your children you viii have To part with them
up either me rum Bette or you Children. Wha,
are you goiag to doc- .stOp drinking your honor
sne answered The Judge took her personal bonds
GROUND HOG DAY.-According TO tradition, the
Srouhd hoS to-day energies from his hole, where
DC mas been alternating, ard IL the day Is brfgh!
and be sees his shadow he concludes that winter l.
continue Tor six weeks longer and retires to hi.
o0ae: AS to-day Is cloudy he viii not be able &C
catch a glimpse Of his shadow on The ground. and
50 ne Will decide that winter Is over and that be
VIII remain above ground
The JAPANESE ART SALE.-The sale of this fIne
eo.tection OF goosls was begun a. Dow,ipgs lItb
street and pennsylvania avenue tnjs morning
Ana, Notwithstanding the bad weather il was vel
attended but the prices obtained considerinpskh
character and quality OF the goods seemed i5W
and which The audience present quickly took ad
vantage OF the opportunity TO Secure bargains
The SAFE VIII be Resumed tomorrow morning al nj
O'CLOCK e ~ -
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